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AUTOGRAPH MANUSCRIPTa political aphorism, probably unpublished, in the tradition of the Political poems published by Gallimard after the war.

"A party that wants to unite men, a party that affirms and proves [that]
it is not the conscience of men that determines their existence,
but that it is their social existence that determines their consciousness,
a party that stands up against destiny and is the only one
to give the word civilisation its full meaning".

Repentance, which affirms and proves for which saysThis is a working paper and not a free copy.